SVN: Soul Doubt 2025

 

Bestia 666 v. Phil Insane 

The 2 styles went well together. Bestia 666 incorporated a lot of Lucha moves and got Phil Insane to bleed with a chair shot. Phil Insane was just an unstoppable maniac as well. The match itself was good but I could have used more of it.

Phil Insane won via pinfall 

2.5/5

Bad Dude Tito v. Shlak

When I saw this was the match, I got excited and knew this would be a brutal hoss fight, and I was not let down. These two suplexed each other through chairs and beat each other to bloody pulps. This was very good.

Shlak won via submission 

3.25/5

Human Tornado v. Hoodfoot 

The main thing these guys did that was cool was keep Natural Born Killaz playing on a loop throughout the match. RIP New Jack. As far as the actual match goes, as far as I know, Human Tornado had not done many Death Matches, but he did great in this, taking tubes and launching Hoodfoot through a pane of glass. I had fun watching this one.

Hoodfoot won via pinfall 

2.75/5

Masada defended the Ultraviolent Championship against Tank

This was the first defense of Masada's newly won Ultraviolent Championship. It was a battle of two legends and both men beat the shit out of each other and gave each other all the signature spots. This was very enjoyable. 

Masada retained via pinfall 

2.75/5

Eric Ryan v. Aero Boy 

This was a fast-paced and violent match. It's just too bad it was so short. This wasn't a bad match I just needed way more of it. 

Aero Boy won via pinfall 

2.25/5

Judge Joe Dred v. Nick Gage 

Before the match, Judge Joe Dred and Steven Jury cut a great heel promo on Nick Gage, which set the tone of this match well. Nick Gage came out like a house of fire and destroyed Dred with tubes and even a popper bat. Dred got his revenge with tubes and tried to get Steven Jury involved but a mistake from Jury and a chokebreaker from Gage ended this. This was a solid match and had great storytelling. Plus, Gage came into this with a purpose, and when that happens, you always get magic out there.

Nick Gage won via pinfall 

3.5/5

Bobby Beverly v. Violento Jack 

They tore away the canvas and put up light tubes and barbed wire on the ropes for this battle of two of the best in their respective countries. This lived up to my expectations. They made very good use of the elements around them, the bare boards. The tubes and the Barbed wire and these two beat the fuck out of each other. Unreal match and this is worth the price of the IPPV itself.

Bobby Beverly won via pinfall 

5/5

After the match, Bobby Beverly and Hoodfoot turned heel by attacking and attempting to unmask Aero Boy. Journey Fatu came u to seemingly make the save, but he turned on Aero Boy to align with Hoodfoot and Bev. Eric Ryan came out to save Aero Boy and a new faction looks to be born here. 

This was a solid show. There were a few great matches on here: Tito/Shlak, Dred/Gage, and Bev/Jack, to be specific. The rest of the card wasn't too bad either. 

7/10